The fourth week of January comes to a close and so too does the month itself. Been a bit of a quick one, not all too great but the film of the month has got to be Scream. And if you're looking for a new series to binge, check out The Responder and The Tourist, both on BBC, both absolutely fantastic. I hope you've had a good January and let's see what February has in store!

Exactly what it says on the tin. Possibly a new series? I tend to have very frustrating experiences at the cinema so yeah this is a little highlight but since it happens so regularly, maybe this'll just be the first of many episodes dedicated to me venting all my anger. So enjoy the very first episode of season 2 with a very angry guy talking to himself :)

Surprise! 6 months ago I started this podcast and with 123 episodes under my belt, season 1 is over which means it's time to move onto the next stage, season deux. Everything will more or less stay the same, except for the audio, that'll always be nice and crisp now 🤌 and there will be a few surprises along the way for bonus features in the podcast so I hope you've all enjoyed season 1 and let's get started on the next!

Let's not talk about how this is almost a month late but STILL to wrap up all things 2021, I've decided to do a roundup review with films being assigned certain awards such as; film to make me cry the most, most underrated film, best use of a song in a film, and so many more categories. Take a trip down the 2021 memory lane and I hope you enjoy! I wonder if there's anything different about the sound in this one too 🤔

So I've condensed both Army of the Dead and Army of Thieves into one collective spoiler review, both are fun, both are bloody, both have flaws but they're still very enjoyable and work well as a double bill viewing in either order too, which is quite rare. Both available on Netflix too so check them out, then check this out and I hope you enjoy!

Just months after Army Of The Dead released, Netflix dropped the follow up to it which is actually a prequel centred around the safe cracker Dieter from the original film. This showcases a bit of backstory to one of the most enjoyable characters from AOTD, and ultimately it is a pretty solid time. Some great safe cracking scenes, a cool heist comedy blend too but perhaps not quite as strong as its predecessor. Worth watching if you enjoyed the previous entry though as Netflix continues to expand the franchise in exciting ways.

Zack Snyder's zombie-heist flick for Netflix came out early summer of last year and I actually recorded this review a while back but hadn't got chance to upload yet so figured now is as good a time as any! Great movie I really enjoy this one, I hope you do too! A Vegas backdrop in the midst of a zombie apocalypse with a rag tag suicide squad sent to retrieve a LOT of money, if you love the sound of that combination, give it a whirl!

We've reached the end of the third week of January, so time for my roundup of everything I've seen! This episode features a LOT of Scream, still the best film out right now but yeah I'm a bit obsessed so apologies for the repetition of it throughout, then again I'm not really sorry cause its SO DAMN GOOD. Anyway enjoy and have a good week ahead!

Oscar Winning director Guillermo Del Toro's latest film is now in cinemas in the UK, and its uhhhhh a bit of a drag I'll be honest, but it looks great and boasts some very strong performances. But man it is a bit of a snooze fest for 2 and a half hours, tough to recommend but I really loved the ending so it's somewhat rewarding. Still, didn't need to be that long or that slow.

This might be a contender for worst film of 2022 already. Just listen and enjoy, it's a fun one.